Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-04-10

the M. E. Church to-day. Regular services
in the morning supplemented by extra
musical attractions. Missionary meeting
in the afternoon and a song service IN the
evening.
Mr.. Johsua Watson is building an adj
dition to his house on Fourth street.
Work on Samuel Snediker's new store
room in the orchard is coming on rapidly.
The carpenters are at work.
Miss Clara, q daughter of Mr.. w. M.
Sheets, fell from a stone wall at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Joseph T. Hanes, in the
Fifth ward, spraining her ankle so badly
that she is forced to resort to the aid OF
clutches.
Miss Sue Wilson, of Lazearyille, W. Va,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan Will
son.
Mrs. William Stitt, who was so severely
burned while extinguishing the fire III
clothing of her little daughter a few days
ago, is getting along as nicely as cOuld be
expected.
Messrs. F. P. Coleman and James Hukill
are engaged in painting the residence OIL
Mrs. Miller, on Fourth street.
Mr.. o. +. ROdehayer had his new trac-
ton engine ont on the street again yester-
day. 1t succeeded in climbing the most
difficult grades in the city.
The pipe layers are at work putting IN
| connections between Jefferson and Broad
a streets in the orchard.
Work on the foundation of Patrick Nc
Donough's new brick building, on Second
street, is we'll under way, and the bnlid
ing will be completed rs soon as posloie.
Henry ROthermund has the foundation
for his Martins addition residence.
The Garden Spot begins to present a
very nice appearance. People are begin
ming to clean up their lots and get things
into shape to look nice for summer. Leu
the business part of the town TAX the hihI
and not let their suburban %neighbOrs out
do them. =,
DIR. A. X. Ong has put q fancy colored
glass transOm over his door. He VIII pat
similar panels in the upper part oil Ills
show windows.
Yesterdays pretty weather and the pros,
pect OF selling their egg brought hosts Of
country people TO town yesterday.
Mrs. Cook, of Bellaire, left last night Tor
her home after q prOtracted stay WIN
friends in the city.
The pleasant weather OF the past few
DAYS will cause innumerable ice cream
parlors to spring into existence. Ihe duae
population is correSpondingly depressed In
spirit.
Wanted-Young ladies and gentlemen
of good address and business capacity.
X. +. HAUGHTON.*
The base ball fever don't seem to have
caught OH Just right among our young
men.
The Laughlin mill will probably close
down for a short time after next week.
Call on J.. w. Phoebus for estimates on
all kinds of plain and ornamental JoD
printing, book making and binding, &c
New spring styles, new spring goods,
light weight and light colOred trouserlngs.
! Frank Wallace, merchant tailor, Fourth
street, Commercial Block.
Commencing with tomorrow the Buck
eve glass works will run on Eastern stand
ard time, the same rs Is IN vogue IN
WbeeIinn. The BenwOod furnace Will
probably fall into line, and all other public
works follow. Although Eastern time
does not suit our time belt, it will be very
convenient, rs 1t will he just n hour
| faster than Il railroad time, and the same
as Wheeling and the railroads On that
side.
A plate glass mirror, surrounded by al
yertisements of our city merchants, mas
been hung up in the pOstofiice lobby.
The Laughlin mill cut 9,0SO kegs OF
nails last week, barring yesterdays work,
which makes abOut 900,
The s]tonecutters go to work on the wa
fer works reservoir Tomorrow morning
The rest of the work will be pushed as
rapidly as possible.
MIR. Joseph CaisOn and family are the
guests of air. Thomas Row, ON the hill,
west of
There will be communion services at the
Presbyterian church to-day.
There will be- II special service to-day at
the Episcopal church ut the regular time
in the afternoon. The music will he con
Quoted by Prof. j. W. SchOGeld, and the
choir for the occasion will consist OF the
Misses Schoiield, Miss Flora Williams,
Rrodie Lewis, j. o. HOwells, Prof. j. w.
| Schofeld, and Miss Emily Howard accom-
PIANIST.
MIR. viii Riddle, of Wheeling, foreman
of Spencer's blacksmith shops, moves 10
this city to-day.
Rev. Martin will conduct service IN the
Baptist church to-day.